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This article contains a translation of Moderus gamma from pl.wikipedia.

After repeatedly seeing the unsourced claim that the development of the Gamma tram started in 2007, today a reference was added to the website of Modertrans. Trying to verify the source (albeit with Google translate), i couldn't find any mention of the Gamma development beginning in 2007. I'd apreciate it if someone would point out where it is stated that the development indeed started in 2007, as no other reliable source confirms this. Nyamo Kurosawa ( huh?) 19:50, 10 April 2020 (UTC) reply

Ok, so I just re-read the Urban Transport Magazine source and, indeed, it says that the development goes as far back as 2008, not 2007 though. Guess I just missed it reading it the first few times. Nyamo Kurosawa ( talk) 06:43, 14 May 2020 (UTC) reply